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Platform & Connectors

One platform. 140+ connectors. Decisions shipped in days, not quarters.

Pulsaf5 is the streaming analytics layer that unifies your core banking, KYC, card networks, warehouses, and identity signals into a single real-time performance signal — so risk, credit, and growth teams can ship the next decision on Tuesday, not next quarter.

  • 140+ Pre-built connectors
  • 1T+ Risk-scoring events processed
  • 11d Median deployment time
  • 99.987% Trailing-12-month uptime

Coverage

140+ pre-built connectors across the long tail of fintech infrastructure.

From core banking rails to fraud signals, the connectors your team already relies on are wired, versioned, and monitored in production. No bespoke ETL projects before your first decision.

KYC, AML & identity

Identity & compliance, in the loop.

Screening, document verification, sanctions, device, and behavioral biometrics — joined to the same event stream so a high-risk score never reaches a decision engine without context.

  • Persona
  • Onfido
  • Alloy
  • Sumsub
  • Sardine
  • Veriff
  • Jumio
  • ComplyAdvantage

Data warehouses & lakes

Your warehouse is the source of truth.

Read feature tables from Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, and Redshift; write scored events and audit trails back as governed tables. No data lock-in, no parallel system of record.

  • Snowflake
  • BigQuery
  • Databricks
  • Redshift
  • Synapse
  • Iceberg
  • Delta
  • S3

Card networks & issuers

Network-native, scheme-aware.

ISO 8583 parsers, network tokens, 3DS, and stand-in processing hooks for the major card networks. Decisions that respect scheme rules and don't fight the issuer's own risk stack.

  • Visa VTS
  • MDES
  • Mastercard
  • Amex
  • Discover
  • 3DS
  • Network Intl.
  • First Data
Also wired: Feature stores · Streaming brokers · Webhooks · Webhook receivers · Reverse ETL · BI tools · Ticketing · On-call · Audit log sinks · 73 more

Architecture

Three layers. Raw events in, governed decisions out.

The platform is intentionally small on the outside — Ingest, Score, Act — so platform, data, and integration leads can map Pulsaf5 onto their stack in an afternoon and identify exactly where it slots in next to their warehouse and decisioning systems.

02

Score

Real-time, low-latency, model-agnostic.

Run your own models or Pulsaf5's adaptive models side-by-side. Sub-100ms p95 decisioning, online feature joins against your warehouse, and shadow-mode deployment so you can compare production impact before flipping traffic.

  • Bring-your-own models: PyTorch, ONNX, sklearn
  • Online feature store with warehouse-native joins
  • Shadow & champion/challenger deployment modes
  • Latency budgeted per decision with SLO alerts

03

Act

Decisions delivered, audited, observable.

Push the decision back to your systems of action — card auth, ledger, CRM, manual review queues — and capture every outcome for closed-loop learning. Every action is signed, time-stamped, and exportable to your SIEM.

  • Signed decisions with cryptographic audit trail
  • Outcomes auto-captured for closed-loop training
  • Native export to Splunk, Datadog, Snowflake, S3
  • Per-tenant isolation with row-level controls

End-to-end data flow

Event in. Decision out. Replayable the whole way through.

A single schematic your architects can redraw on a whiteboard. Pulsaf5 is streaming-first, schema-versioned, and SDK-friendly — not a batch ETL — with sub-100ms decisioning and replayable audit trails from end to end.

card_auth ach_credit kyc_event device_sig app_event
ingest schema v4 · replay from cold storage
protobuf / jsonidempotentmulti-region
enrich · kyc enrich · device enrich · features enrich · velocity
score p95 41ms · shadow + live modes
adaptive modelsBYO modelschampion / challenger
approve review decline ledger_post crm_update

Engineering specifics

Can my team actually deploy and operate this?

Yes — concretely. Below are the unglamorous answers platform and integration leads ask first: SDKs, deployment models, sandbox, SLAs, regional residency, and version pinning. Read these, then book the architecture review.

SDKs your team already writes

First-party SDKs for Python, TypeScript, Go, Java, Ruby, and Rust, plus a typed REST and gRPC surface for everything else. Idiomatic error handling, automatic retries with jitter, and OpenTelemetry tracing out of the box.

Deployment models

Multi-tenant cloud (default), single-tenant dedicated cluster, or in-VPC deploy for regulated teams. Pulsaf5 ships as a Helm chart, Terraform module, or fully-managed service — same SDKs, same contracts, your choice of operational model.

Sandbox & CI fixtures

A sandbox tenant with seeded personas, scripted fraud patterns, and replayable event fixtures so your engineers can wire the SDK on day one and run end-to-end tests in CI without touching production data.

SLAs & status

99.987% trailing-12-month uptime, 99.99% contractual SLA on managed deployments, public status page with per-connector health, and a credits-backed response-time objective on production incidents.

Regional residency

Choose US (Virginia / Oregon), EU (Frankfurt / Dublin), UK (London), or APAC (Singapore / Sydney). Data, model artifacts, and audit logs stay in-region; cross-region replication is opt-in per pipeline.

Version pinning & rollbacks

Pin SDK, connector, schema, and model versions per pipeline. Promote a new model version through shadow → challenger → champion with one-click rollback to the previous live version — no redeploy required.

Compliance posture

SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS Level 1 certified — full audit reports available under NDA in 24 hours. GDPR and CCPA aligned; regional isolation on by default; customer-managed keys supported on dedicated deployments.

Next step

Book a 20-minute architecture review — with your stack in mind.

Bring your current data flow, connector list, and decisioning stack. A senior platform engineer will walk through how Pulsaf5 slots in, what the rollout plan looks like, and how to get a sandbox tenant provisioned this week.

  • SOC 2 Type IIReport under NDA · 24h turnaround
  • ISO 27001Audited annually
  • PCI-DSS L1Card data in scope
  • GDPR / CCPARegion-locked by default